Nonprofits and Government: Collaboration and Conflict (Urban Institute Press)
by C. Eugene Steuerle, Elizabeth Boris, Sarah Rosen Wartell
Nonprofits and Government: Collaboration and Conflict examines the complex interplay between nonprofit organizations and governmental bodies. Through expert analysis, it explores cooperative initiatives and inherent tensions that define their interactions, offering crucial insights for policymakers, administrators, and sector leaders in urban and public policy contexts.
About This Book
This book delves into the essential relationships between nonprofit organizations and government entities, highlighting both cooperative efforts and points of tension.
Authors C. Eugene Steuerle, Elizabeth Boris, and Sarah Rosen Wartell provide a comprehensive analysis of how these sectors interact in the context of urban policy and public administration.
Published by the Urban Institute Press, the work offers valuable perspectives for understanding the evolving landscape of nonprofit-government partnerships.
Readers gain insights into the structural and operational challenges that influence collaboration and conflict in this vital area of public service.
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